All-Star Squadron Vol 1 54

"The Crisis Comes To 1942! (And Vice Versa)": Red skies continue to appear over 1942 Earth-Two as the All-Stars conclude their battle with the Monster Society of Evil. Meanwhile, in 1985, Harbinger sends Firebrand and a group of heroes from Earth's past

Appearing in "The Crisis Comes To 1942! (And Vice Versa)"

Featured Characters:

• All-Star Squadron
  • Amazing Man
  • Batman
  • Doctor Fate
  • Doctor Occult
  • Firebrand
  • Flash
  • Green Lantern
  • Guardian
  • Hawkgirl
  • Hourman
  • Johnny Quick
  • Liberty Belle
  • Robin
  • Robotman
  • Sandy the Golden Boy
  • Shining Knight
  • Superman
  • Tarantula

Supporting Characters:

• Black Pirate
• Don Caballero
• Golden Gladiator
• Justin Valor
• Miss Liberty
• Roving Ranger
• Silent Knight
• Trigger Twins
  • Walt Trigger
  • Wayne Trigger
• Valda
• Viking Prince

Antagonists:

• Monster Society of Evil (Final appearance)
  • The Dummy
  • Mister Who
  • Nyola
  • Oom the Mighty
  • Ramulus
• Super-Chief

Other Characters:

• Alex Luthor
• Atom (Flashback only)
• Blok
• Blue Beetle
• Creeper
• Firestorm
• Gernsback
• Green Arrow
• Harbinger
• Joan Williams
• Martian Manhunter
• Nuklon (Flashback only)
• Plastic Man
• Star-Spangled Kid
• Sunboy
• Supergirl
• Tomahawk (Flashback only)
• Winged Victory
• Wonder Woman

Locations:

• Earth-Two
  • Florida
    • Cape Canaveral
  • Harlem
  • Metropolis
    • Suicide Slum
  • Queens
    • Trylon and Perisphere
  • Philadelphia

Items:

Vehicles:

• Monitor's Satellite
  
  

Synopsis for "The Crisis Comes To 1942! (And Vice Versa)"

Red skies continue to appear over 1942 Earth-Two as the All-Stars conclude their battle with the Monster Society of Evil. Meanwhile, in 1985, Harbinger sends Firebrand and a group of heroes from Earth's past to Cape Canaveral in an attempt to prevent a group on Native Americans from stealing a space shuttle.

Notes

• Miss Liberty states she was fighting alongside Tomahawk against the Redcoats when she was "plucked up from the year 1779".^[1]

Trivia

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Recommended Reading

• None.

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